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Plant cells grown in tissue culture can be used to produce antibiotics. The production process involves two phases - a growth phase where cell biomass accumulates, followed by a production phase where the cells biosynthesize and accumulate the antibiotic. Key factors that influence antibiotic yield include the culture medium composition and conditions like temperature, light, and inoculum size. High producing cell lines can be isolated through screening and selection of clones.
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